[or-roots] William Bailey

Mon May 8 07:32:55 PDT 2006

What years would he have been in this school?

Ronda

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From: or-roots-admin at sosinet.sos.state.or.us
[mailto:or-roots-admin at sosinet.sos.state.or.us] On Behalf Of
mflansburg at comcast.net
Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2006 4:20 PM
To: or-roots at sosinet.sos.state.or.us
Subject: Re: [or-roots] Re: Pioneer Fred Ramsey

We do not know what happened to William Bailey after he and Lottie divorced.
Would you like to contact me at mflansburg at comcast.net and compare notes?

I have another clue I want to check out.  My grandmother told me that her
husband (Glenn Dale Butler) had a childhood memory of his mother coming to
visit him at a school "across the river" from Portland.  He remembered that
she would walk across the frozen river in the Winter to visit him.

This sounds to me like he was in a boarding school???  Were there any
boarding schools close to the river in Vancouver.  If I could find out info
about the school, I might be able to develop the clue into some useful info.

Thanks for all of your input!!!

Marcus

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From: "Eugene V. Barnes" <evbarnes at earthlink.net> 

For those on William Bailey.  Did he have a son

by the name of Harold.  Harold was my father's

good and life long friend.  I have a photo of the

two of the and then of Harold in later life.

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From: mflansburg at comcast.net 

To: or-roots at sosinet.sos.state.or.us 

Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 7:02 PM

Subject: Re: [or-roots] Re: Pioneer Fred Ramsey

Karen, 

The Bailey name is my greatest brick wall!!! On the off chance that you
might have info I need, here is what I have: 

William Bailey and Lottie Thomas may have been married in Oklahoma some time
in 1900. They moved to the Portland/Oregon City area early in 1901. While
traveling from Oklahoma to Oregon, they stopped in Glen Dale Colorado on
February 6th, 1901 while Lottie gave birth to my grandfather, Glenn Dale
Bailey. 

Some time before 1910, Lottie and William Bailey were divorced. Some time
after 1910, Lottie married a man named William Butler. William Butler
adopted Glenn. Some time before 1920, Lottie and William Butler passed away.

Glenn lived within the Portland area for a while and then ended up in the
San Francisco area. He married Pearl Williams in 1940 and they lived in Daly
City for the rest of their lives. I have plenty of info on Pearl. She was my
grandmother and lived until 1993. Unfortunately, Glenn died in 1963, a year
before I was born.

I can not find any record of Glenn's birth in Colorado. I also can not find
much about his life in Portland. I have one newspaper clipping of him as a
member of an Independent Championship Basketball team in Portland in 1924. I
found him in the 1920 census in Portland but his parents were already passed
away. I can not find any death, marriage or divorce records in Portland or
surrounding areas for William Bailey, William Butler or Lottie
Thomas/Butler/Bailey.

If you know anything about a William Bailey, who lived in the Portland area
in the early 1900's, please let me know. You may have a clue that could help
me. Thanks!!!

Marcus Flansburg

Logan, Utah

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From: "karen thomas" <karthomas at worldnet.att.net> 

Glen,

Interested in Bailey ancestors,  my ggrandmother was a Bailey from Ohio to
Arkansas.

Any connection??

----- Original Message ----- 

From: Papaglen000 at aol.com 

To: or-roots at sosinet.sos.state.or.us 

Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 12:23 PM

Subject: [or-roots] Re: Pioneer Fred Ramsey

Has anyone ever heard of Fred Ramsey?  He was a pioneer of 1845.  There is a
lone

grave in Portland, Oregon at the end of North Columbia Blvd. in St. Johns
area.  It

is in a small grove just before where the street makes a left turn to go up
to Lombard

Avenue.

  Glen Bailey

   (papaglen000 at aol.com)

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